Click on semester (1e terme - term 1 etc.). Don't click on underlined part. Click on 1e terme 2e terme etc.
Click on the current week. (October 22 would be le 22 octobre)
For the week, I've given homework Monday to Friday (lundi mardi mercredi jeudi vendredi)
Sometimes I say what we did in class. I might say "regarder" (look at) a specific example on a certain page in the text. Sometimes I might attach notes.
I then say the homework. Usually it says devoirs (homework). Or it might just say "faire" (do) and then the page numbers in the text to do. Or it might give the name of a worksheet - which I usually attach. Or it might say something like FR3.5. The 3 means chapter 3. I give out a booklet of FR worksheets at the beginning of each chapter. Usually each worksheet corresponds to a section in the textbook chapter. It might also say to do a livret (booklet). Again, I usually attach it.
On the calendar on the main page I usually have the test dates. I give out a test outline before the test and put that on the wiki as well in the homework.
Click on the current week. (October 22 would be le 22 octobre)
For the week, I've given homework Monday to Friday (lundi mardi mercredi jeudi vendredi)
Sometimes I say what we did in class. I might say "regarder" (look at) a specific example on a certain page in the text. Sometimes I might attach notes.
I then say the homework. Usually it says devoirs (homework). Or it might just say "faire" (do) and then the page numbers in the text to do. Or it might give the name of a worksheet - which I usually attach. Or it might say something like FR3.5. The 3 means chapter 3. I give out a booklet of FR worksheets at the beginning of each chapter. Usually each worksheet corresponds to a section in the textbook chapter. It might also say to do a livret (booklet). Again, I usually attach it.
On the calendar on the main page I usually have the test dates. I give out a test outline before the test and put that on the wiki as well in the homework.